Political Caption Competition
That feeling when you have to clean up the mans mess before you.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday 17th January 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Waatea News Column: Wait, what? We are going to re-victimise Māori AGAIN?
As New Zealand gears up for a referendum on Cannabis, some of the ideas being floated right now look to re-victimise Māori. National are suggesting that only “fit and proper persons” should be allowed to grow legal cannabis. That means anyone with a criminal conviction won’t be allowed to benefit from a legal cannabis market.
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What is really being revealed in this rage against littering tourists
Why should an industry that takes and takes and takes and seems to give so little back be allowed a free ride for so long? If the planet is running out of pristine places, than what we have should be set at a premium price.
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5 Ways Politics Affects the Global Economy and Your Finances
Universally, economic development dominates political discussion. The United Nations knows the important role governments play in promoting any countries…
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Gillette – it’s not ‘the best a man can get’, it’s ‘the best price the man could get’
Since when did a company that benefits from destroying rainforests while using child labour get to lecture the rest of us about masculinity?
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If the NZ Media have finished misidentifying annoying British tourists…
If we are finished misidentifying annoying British tourists as Irish and chasing them out of town for littering – the planet is melting…
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The ludicrous NZ Herald advert
…after being busted as a self censoring propaganda outlet for China, the advert should look like this…
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Political Caption Competition
In the Chinese Herald this version of the advert read
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SHOCK HORROR – NZ TEENAGERS DO STUPID THINGS – STOP THE PRESSES!
We simply can not juggle multiple ideas that social policy must protect life over property, that teenagers do stupid things and that changing our chase policy – AS MANY OTHER COUNTRIES HAVE – to only chasing violent offenders is too much for your ordinary Kiwi to comprehend all at the same time.